1 for 2 transactions are completed! Focus on hometown basketball, the 21-year-old genius guard only changed 2 second rounds

Houston Rockets received the signing rights of the Chicago Bulls' second round pick in 2026, the Sacramento Kings' second round pick in 2029 and the 2023 No. 47 pick Mojave King. The New Orleans Pelicans have the signing rights of Jordan Poole and Pivi, the No. 40 pick this year. The Washington Wizards got McCollum, Orenick, a Pelicans' future second-round pick and Whitmore.

Yes, the Rockets finally sent Whitmore away. Although it was not sent to the Phoenix Suns through Durant's trade, they also made a very humanized deal. Whitmore is a talented player who has only played in the NBA for 2 years and is only 21 years old.

Last season, Whitmore averaged 9.4 points, 3 rebounds and 1 assist, with a three-point shooting percentage of 35.5%. However, the Rockets are indeed full of talents and there are many young players waiting for the opportunity to play. Rockets coach Uduka has also repeatedly advised Whitmore to put the overall team first and not always think about his playing time, but Whitmore doesn't listen.

is now sent to the Wizards, and Whitmore has only changed two second round picks. The Rockets must have lost, but the Rockets are willing to give Whitmore a favor. Whitmore is from Maryland, very close to Washington. He often watched Wizards games when he was a child and was a Wizards fan.

Now that we are playing for the Wizards, Whitmore has a lot of room for performance. He should really thank the Rockets for making a slightly "lose" deal. The Wizards have sent Kuzma and Poole away, and there are experienced veterans like Middleton and McCollum in the team, which can train Whitmore well.